Gizmo5 jumps onto the JAJAH platform
Over the past two years we have built a robust global IP-telecommunications platform that serves our 10 million plus JAJAH users and an increasing number of partner services like the recently announced Yahoo! Messenger and now the widely used mobile and computer-based VoIP service Gizmo5.
Gizmo5 has chosen JAJAH as the platform for its IP-telephony services as well as additional tailored services including customer care and billing.
Like Yahoo! and MailVision, Gizmo5 has turned to us to manage its back end, so they can focus on continuing to develop awesome software, and take their lovely computer and mobile phone based softphone client all round the world.
With more than 6 million people already using Gizmo5, this adds a stack more users onto the JAJAH network, and now that they are leveraging the power of the JAJAH back end, no doubt Gizmo5 will add plenty more.
The softphone market is an exciting space, poised for significant growth as competition heats up and global unified communications take hold. A recent Frost & Sullivan report forecast that softphone calls will represent 20 percent of IP-telephone calls by 2014. Softphone sales rose to 416,000 units, worth $18.9 million in 2007, a 30 percent increase in dollar terms over the previous year.
With quality becoming an issue for people using softphones, any company on the JAJAH platform has a great opportunity to stand out from the crowd and capture a good slice of this growing market.
[tags: jajah, gizmo5, sip, sipphone, gizmoproject, integration, platform, managed services]
Gizmo5 has chosen JAJAH as the platform for its IP-telephony services as well as additional tailored services including customer care and billing.
Like Yahoo! and MailVision, Gizmo5 has turned to us to manage its back end, so they can focus on continuing to develop awesome software, and take their lovely computer and mobile phone based softphone client all round the world.
With more than 6 million people already using Gizmo5, this adds a stack more users onto the JAJAH network, and now that they are leveraging the power of the JAJAH back end, no doubt Gizmo5 will add plenty more.
"The JAJAH platform was chosen because of the simplicity of implementation, reliability and the ability to expand our software globally," said Gizmo5 President, Jason Droege "With Gizmo5 leveraging the JAJAH platform, we have the ability to break into the huge untapped market for VoIP. Because this partnership brings together simple telephony, innovation and quality for the masses, we aim to reach the ninety percent of Internet users who don’t currently use VoIP."
The softphone market is an exciting space, poised for significant growth as competition heats up and global unified communications take hold. A recent Frost & Sullivan report forecast that softphone calls will represent 20 percent of IP-telephone calls by 2014. Softphone sales rose to 416,000 units, worth $18.9 million in 2007, a 30 percent increase in dollar terms over the previous year.
With quality becoming an issue for people using softphones, any company on the JAJAH platform has a great opportunity to stand out from the crowd and capture a good slice of this growing market.
[tags: jajah, gizmo5, sip, sipphone, gizmoproject, integration, platform, managed services]
